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Im liking the way Mich is hiding behind the whole "Tax Issue", we all know this effort is just fulled by his hatred of Spurs

#Sad

Mafia smells of Holte!

Only Holte had this true obsession with us!

Like Edin said

Mafia was a normal man, had a family, kids, a job, a car, a dog and a cat... Then something Spurs related happened to him and he now finds himself losing the lot and living in his mums basement like Golum attached to his internet

Even online at 3am sometimes

(I've been told)

Mafia, what is your tax code?

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Currently, BR1. Expecting some back in January.

living in his mums basement like Golum attached to his internet

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You Spurs fans must have done something to the boy

Lucas

Don't blame us, he's been trolling us for the last 2 years!

Think he is upto his 42nd account by now! even got banned from BBC606 and Not606

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I wouldnt put it past you Thudd. You've probably destroyed him emotionally forever

Lucas

BR1 -

You're either too dumb to realise how the UK tax system works, or your here from another country

you get put on BR1 at a new job unless you provide give your last p45

I "overheard" Mich speaking to Kamran...he is not English

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Whats Arsenal fans thoughts on this whole debacle?

Mitch isn't English!

I dropped the immigration bomb on Not606! Mitch went mental

TBF to Mafia I understand his annoyance. In a time of extreme austerity, economic problems and huge cuts being made to public services, the idea of a multi million pound business getting public money to help rebuilt a stadium to thus make more money is galling to say the least.

That being said, if the use of public money helps regenerate surrounding areas and provide jobs, whilst that money will also be reinvested into local business, then it can be a good thing.

It all depends on how the money funded will be spent.

You're either too dumb to realise how the UK tax system works, or your here from another country

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What a mug you are.. your employer must be so fortunate to have you on board..

If you have two Jovs or as 8bithero said if you don't submit your previous p45 then your employer put you on br1 tax code..

ThuddSpurs - Movember 2011! Always check your balls. LAM (U1029)
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Mitch isn't English!

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That's coming from an Irish man..

Galvin - Kamran is Turkish i believe, and he was just asking Mich to finally tell him what nationality he was...Mich said he would tell him one day

Sounds like they had been talking about nationality for a while and clearly he is not English

RRP, so nice of you reading other poster comments at your leisure time...

Mafia

You are displaying gross ignorance.

The "support" that THFC are getting from the local government are 2-fold.

Firstly a sum from the GLA to assist with provision of Community benefits in the aftermarth of the Tottenham riots. You & I don't know what they are and what conditions may be attached but Spurs do a great deal of good work in the Community and this will only be enhanced by the growth of THFC.

The other part is the relaxation of the requiremnt to meet planning obligations which typically include financial contributions to various departments (education, highways etc) or actual physical works such as providing affordable housing or creating/improving public open space. I work in the Planning & Development sector and can inform you that new developments are often acheived on negotiated planning obligations. That is that the full requirement as laid down within Policy is not met but a negotiated compromise is agreed so that the proposed investment remains attractive & viable. This of course has to be justified but it is commonly done. In THFC's case the creation of a new supermarket, hotel, other business and retail opportunities, the renention of THFC in the location and the increased numbers of people coming to the area and spending money in the shops/bars/takeaway is of significant importance to the local area and local economy which is devoid of any major employers.

In the long term, to make Tottenham a more attractive place to live and work significant improvements have to be made. The area is significantly deprived, one of the most deprived areas in the Country and this will only improve with major investment. THFC are big enough and bold enough to pump 100's of millions into an area which is currently an unattractive and inaccessible destination for any business.

Tottenham will be a much better place with the new Spurs stadium. Jobs and opportunities will be created and it will be the first step in improving the quality of the area....more growth will ikely follow as a result of this first big step.

All of this equates to a sound justification of a neogitiated reduced planing obligation contribution. Put simply, the Council are better to relax their requirements to ensure this development happens rather than applying their policy strictly and threaten the viability.

Arsenal is a very poor example as a comparison. They sold their ground and gained 100's of millions for its redevelopment and it is a high value residential area, unlike Tottenham. Their planning obligations were also negotiated rather than being imposed.

The only thing in your post that shines brighter than your ignorance is your bitterness. Get a life

That's coming from an Irish man.

My dads Irish!

I did it to get a reaction!...looks like it worked

LAM

RRP, so nice of you reading other poster comments at your leisure time...

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I was just enjoying the pleasant conversation

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